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San Diego Study: Acupuncture Effective For Pain Management In Children After Tonsillectomy
A new study by a San Diego pediatric surgeon finds acupuncture is effective for pain management in children post-op tonsillectomy. Codeine was often used for pain relief after this surgery until it was banned by the FDA earlier this year because of the risk of death.
San Diego Businesses Join Fight Against Distracted Driving
It's against the law in California to drive while talking on the phone or text, but many are still doing so, which increases the risk of a collision four-fold. A UC San Diego campaign is targeting businesses to get the word out to employees about the risks.
San Diego Professor Discusses Warning Signs For Communication Difficulties In Children
After a poll finds many caregivers are missing the warnings signs, a new campaign underway aims to educate them about identifying the signs of a communication disorder in children.
Will San Diegans Spend Cyber Monday Shopping?
The rat-a-tat-tat of keyboards will be clicking all day as Cyber Monday gets into full swing. Those who dislike packed malls and parking lots will be taking advantage of sales from behind their desktops, tablets and smartphones.
Award-Winning Chefs Offer San Diegans Tips For A Perfect Thanksgiving Dinner
It's become an annual tradition at KPBS Midday and Evening editions: turkey talk! This Thanksgiving Eve, we're taking your questions on how to prepare a dinner that will make them coming back for more. Call in at 1-888-895-5727 at 12:15 p.m.
San Diego Transfers Low-Level Prisoners To Help Fight Wildfires
San Diego County's program to transfer low-level offenders to state-run fire camps is underway.
San Diego Interim Mayor Todd Gloria Update On City Business
From water rate hikes to Barrio Logan to the mayors race, San Diego Interim Mayor Todd Gloria joins us with his monthly update on the business of the city.
John F. Kennedy's Legacy In San Diego
Friday marks the 50th anniversary of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. We explore his legacy in San Diego.
'Talent Wants To Be Free' — A Look At Innovation In The Workplace
Many businesses require employment contracts and non-compete clauses to protect their intellectual properties. But a new book suggests doing so restricts creativity of workers and hurts innovation.
Public Hearing Set For San Diego's Proposed Water Rate Hikes
San Diego's water rates have gone up dramatically in the past decade and water officials predict increases are likely to continue for the foreseeable future.
